Timeliner: Train Through Time

We really enjoyed this room. As Doctor Who fans, it was great to have a time traveling element, and it was done in an interesting way. There was a good variety of puzzles with some neat surprises along the way.

We didn’t do as well as we’d like to for this game but also probably cuz we did this game at 11pm at night and was a bit foggy brained. Although I fell it was a really creative story line, it felt like multiple escape room themes jumbled into one at times. Would be great for kids though.

It was fun! We went with the max number of people listed (8) and it was definitely a little tight and we couldn’t see half of the puzzles. So I’d recommend 4-6 people. Overall fun though fairly linear. There was only one puzzle to solve at a time for a majority of the game.

I enjoyed this, the plot was unique and I’d do it again with new people.

The room wasn’t reset properly, one of the locks was jammed, the touch screens were laggy, one of the maglocks didn’t release properly, and the puzzles were pretty basic… but ultimately I had fun. The theme was cool, and I enjoyed the immersiveness. That said, we did manage to get a private booking with 4 people for this room. If it had been with the usual 8 for Escape Game, I think it would have been a lesser experience.

Cool set design and a neat concept. Puzzles were pretty basic erring on the side of tedious, and there were few to no opportunities for parallelizing. The touch screen components were laggy and we had some mechanical issues (jammed locks, items not dropping, boxes opening on accident, etc) that cost us some time. Our GM didn’t pay attention to us either.

Immersive but not quite what we expected. We felt as though the beginning killed too much time. Don’t know how we were supposed to associate a poster with a vending machine. I did however enjoy the 3rd part, which sadly was where our time ended.

Awesome theme and super immersive! High tech room and staff were lovely!!

Ok room, you would be able to see how they get to reproduce the room at various locations. Well commercialized. I wouldn’t recommend going with too many people though. We were a group of 2, and felt like someone would definitely go idle if there were more than 3 or 4. There were not that many puzzles, and the layout of the room limits the number of people that could see the puzzle at the same time.

The experience was pretty good. It wasn’t spectacular but it is a chain so it does feel pretty standardized. It’s nice that it’s in a mall so there’s other things to do and pretty easy parking.